The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-10-28
LOCAL.

VeTY little sickness now.
Nasty and sloppy this week
Hog killing time will soon open.
Bad weather-small trade tomorrow
Christmas was two months off Tuesday |
last.
TRY Moor s North Carolina Mountain
Whisky.
Cleveland French Dips can be found
this week at Hayes.
Ice cream festival and oyster supper
tonight at the Court House.
Just received fine lot of nice Apples
at f. G. Mitchell & Bro. s.
A cross (X) mark on your paper
means your subscription is due.
Boston milk stews, at Hayes Oyster
Saloon, only % cents.
Go to H. Bells for stove pipe
straight pipe only 1Oc and ioc-
Mr.. w. o. Elliott has moved his family
at the old Bond house on Main street.
OYSTERS on toast, at Hayes Oyster Sa-
loon, only % cts; come and Try them.
Get your Turkeys ready. Thanksgiv-
ing dav comes on Thursday, November
a4th. a4f N"'
Notice the change in the Edenton
| Graded School advertisement IN tins
Ssue.
! Chesnuts, Grapes, Chesnuts, Apples,
| 1beenuts and ChinQuipinS, at +. u.
| Mitchell & Bro. s.
Several new enterprises, we hear, will
soon be started in Edenton. Let EN-
come.
Send in YOUR Job Work. We do work
IS nice and as cheap as can be COTTON
| elsewhere.
Sunday last Prof. L. A. Williams was
,ppointed music director OF the Baptist
singing School.
Mrs. Mary E. White and her little son
Frank, returned BONE FRIDAY last' Dy
Str. Chowan.
Just received a fine lot of fresh Ches
nuts-no worms-selling cheap at r. Z
| Mitchell & Bro. s.
Lookout for the change in the Bee
| live Store advertisement next week
Big bargains will be offered.
Just arriyed-A consignment of Pure
North Carolina Rye and Corn Whiskeyi
at the Bay lew Bar.
JE. Bonner sells the Sweet Violet
.igar-and. of course, like all others
the best in the world.
The best oysters we have tried thu
,eason. we got at Hayes. They wer
! znlendid. He keeps fine oysters
Don't forget the ice cream festival ant
,vster supper tonight at the Cour
louise. Go and help the girls out.
We regret we were unable to atten'
the Franklin Fair this week. For tn
osst few DAYS we have been lndlsposed
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Jones, Broker-Netting ng
! Twine aud Rope-has opened his ONO
on King street IN the Lemmet oullolne
The horse market was never bette
supplie than at this season. The stoc
is not numerically large but it is eH
ceptionably good.
For SALE-The best driving Horse
Edenton, with comparatively new DO
4 NJ. F. Bond, Esq.
Remember the ice cream festival an
,vster supper at the Court Houst t'
nioht. The little girls want a nc'
-,<7on book and Bible for the Baptl'
church.
Early fishing is expected this season
Success to the fishermen. so say all th
Deople who appreciate the worthy an
now the results that follow their laDol
to the general public.
We return thanks to the Managers
rbe Roanoke and Tar River Agrlcultur;
Society for a complimentary ticket
the 18th Annual Fair TO be held fot
davs, opening Nov. 1st, at Weluoi
n. G.
The FISHERMAN 6 FARMER office Is n'
behind in the way of improvement
Inst received = large stock OF statlonar-
etc and are now prepared TO turns
4 Job printing cheap and neat. oend
your orders.
Now is the time to Law in your winter
coal and wood. A severe winter is pr
dicted. Snow is now eight inches dee
at GAYLORD, Mich, and the Red rive
is frozen solid from ST. Vincent to zen
tbina. The river has not been 1roZe
,over at this season for thirty years.